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Ted Lilley grew up in Hobart, and was educated at Hutchins School. Upon completing secondary studies he was awarded a cadetship in geophysics by the Australian Atomic Energy Commission. He studied science at the University of Sydney (1957-1960) graduating BSc(hons).
Nov 4, 2022 · F.E.M. (Ted) Lilley, a pioneer of electromagnetic induction studies in Australia, passed away on 4 July 2022 in Canberra following some years living with cancer.
F.E.M. (Ted) Lilley, a pioneer of electromagnetic induction studies in Australia, passed away on 4 July 2022 in Canberra following some years living with cancer.
The Ted R. Lilley Continuing Umbrella of Research Education (CURE) Program is a research internship program supported by the Knight Cancer Institute and the Center for Diversity and Inclusion.
- Obituary
- Ted's Eulogy by Adrian Hitchman
- Email from Adrian Hitchman: 06 July 2022
- Hans Tammemagi
- Dennis Woods
- Baldev Arora, on Behalf of Indian Earth Science Community
- David Robinson
- George Jiracek - My Thoughts to Ted, May 29, 2022
- Alan Jones
- John Weaver
Ted Lilley's life-long career was in the field of geomagnetism - the study of the Earth's magnetic field. For Ted, its subtle changes from moment to moment and from place to place were a source of endless fascination that sustained his entire research career because they enabled his wonder, as he himself said, at being able to measure geophysical p...
Ted was a very strong supporter of our EM Induction Workshops.You can see him in the photos from various workshops: 1. 1974 - Ottawa(front row, 4th from left) 2. 1978 - Murnau(Leftmost side, dark blazer, next to Keeva Vozoff) 3. 1996 - Onuma(3rd row, 2nd from right) 4. 1998 - Sinaia 5. 2012 - Darwin(bottom row, 2nd from left)
Dear friends Penny Lilley telephoned yesterday to pass on the sad news that Ted passed away on Monday, 4 July. She asked that I share this with you all. Penny said that Ted was absolutely thrilled to hear from so many over recent weeks and that your emails were a wonderful opportunity to reflect on his full life and treasured friendships. Both Ted ...
Although 50 years have passed since we last met in person, as his first Ph.D. student (along with Dave Bennett) I remember Ted well. He was blessed with an innate curiosity and a superb mathematical ability. He was also kind and patient, characteristics that served him well in dealing with us rambunctious students. Attached is a photo of him in the...
Demise of a life partner, father, mentor, cherished professional and above all a kind human is great loss to one and all. Demise of Ted Lilley has left behind a large vacuum, which has saddened one and all who came in contact with him in different walks of life. My heartfelt condolences to the family and all followers. It was kind of Adrian Hitchma...
It was 1999 when we first met in Sydney harbour. I had the fantastic opportunity to join you, Antony and Graham on the RV Franklin in the Tasman Sea. That journey was a rough one, as I recall, and despite being ill I was able to learn so much from the three of you, not only about offshore magnetotellurics, but about what it means to be a good scien...
It's been a while since we last talked; I really don't remember when. But, I'll never forget in November 1986 when you invited me to visit you in Canberra. I was spending a sabbatical leave with Keeva Vozoff at Macquarie Univ. As much as I enjoyed sharing EM geophysics with you and your students, it was a party at your home that I have never forgot...
But first a mention that Ted's papers in the 1970s were de rigueur reading and devouring for all, both students and academics, who wanted toadvance their understanding of EM induction generally, and Geomagnetic Depth Sounding (GDS) and MT specifically.Particularly Ted's paper on "Diagrams for magnetotelluric data" (Lilley, F.E.M., 1976. Geophysics,...
On a personal level, I have enjoyed many good times with Ted both in Victoria and Australia, whether it was watching the rugby world cup with him in a pub in Victoria, or hiking with him, Penny and Ludmilla in the Australian Snowy Mountains where, unbelievably, we had to shelter from a freak snowstorm in early December! Above all, we enjoyed a fabu...
BIO - Ted Lilley. Artist Statement. After a career as a Professor of Materials Science at the University of Sussex in England, and as an industrial researcher at Corning Glass and Norton/St Gobain, I am now experimenting with materials and art. I am inspired by nature, the physical and microscopic world.
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Ted Lilley. mixed media, painting and sculpture. Nature, and the physical and microscopic world inspire me. After a career as a professor of materials science and an industrial researcher, I am now experimenting with materials and art.
